The UF Water Institute is pleased to announce that Dr. James Shortle, Distinguished Professor of Agricultural and Environmental
Economics and Director Environment and Natural Resources Institute, Penn State University will be the next speaker in the Smallwood
Distinguished Scholar Seminar Series.
Dr. Shortle is the lead author of Pennsylvania Climate Impact Assessment completed in 2009), and he also contributed to the regional
climate change impact assessment (Consortium for Atlantic Regional Assessment, 2000 - 2006). His research focuses on two main
areas: policy design to control agricultural water pollution, and the economic impacts of climate change.
http://enri.cas.psu.edu/announcements/ciar.pdf
March 4, 2010
Speaker: James Shortle, Distinguished Professor of Agricultural and Environmental Economics, Director Environment and Natural
Resources Institute, Penn State University
http://www.aers.psu.edu/faculty/JShortle/default.cfm
Seminar Title: Reforming Nonpoint Pollution Policy: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Abstract
http://waterinstitute.ufl.edu/events/downloads/Shortle_Abstract.pdf
Time: 3 pm - 5 pm Thursday, March 4, 2010
Location: 209 Emerson Alumni Hall
The seminar will be videostreamed for off-campus viewers: http://at.ufl.edu/~video/main/index.php
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